Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28


 if Supervisors win meet next Monday. p B. F. Riggs is in town from San
 Maria.
 D Hon. Hugo Richards has return
 from California.
 T J.Q. Stephens and family will vi
 Oregon shortly.
 Mrs. E. P. Clark's healsh is impro
 ing in San Francisco. J.W. McGowan, one of the Martin
 bonanza kings, is in town. Lieutenant Rockefeller has returns
 from his business trip east Frank Cockburn, of the samplir
 works. is able to be on duty again. A meeting of stock raisers of this se'
 ton is called to meet October 18th.
 4 case, from Verde, on . change (
 venue, came up before Judge Fleur
 to-day.
 | I.Kuhn came in on yesterdsy's trair
 for brief stop with friends here. He
 just returning from . visit east.
 J.W. Archibald, city tax collector
 reports city taxes coming in prett.
 rapidly. Taxes become delinquent nex
 Saturday.
 Operator Day, recently transferred from Whippls to San Carlos, has beer transferred again. this time to Cleve land, Ohio.
 J.L. Hall came up fsom the Pied mont Cattle company's headquarters at Martinez, on Saturday, on . flying busi. ness trip to Prescott.
 Thomas A. Netcalf, . brakeman on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, fell from train, ct Williams, last Thur day, and was instantly killed.
 The only bid received by W. c. Bash ford, for Yavapai county bonds. to-day, was from Sol Lewis, holder of the old bonds, offering to exchange at par.
 Henry Snyder, operator ct Whipple, expects to be relieved this week, by Herbert Dodge, and will be assigned to duty at Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
 Atlantic & Pacific trains have been crowded with passengers of late. A special excursion of eleven Pullman cars en route to California is due in . few days.
 J.J. vosburg, of Tonto Basin, de- nies to the Silver Belt, at Globe, the the telegraphic report from Prescott, that he has been killed in the Tonto Basin feud.
 Geo. H. Curry has ). W. Colgan em- ployed in cutting ditch in front of his on Mccormick street, to pro- tect it from floods which inundate his yards every time of . freehet-
 J. W. Wilson says he will shortly have the largest stock of clothing and mems furnishinggo ods ever received in Prescott. The purchase was made in San Francisco during his recent visit.
 New York, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco, Chicago, Philadelphia and Cincin- nati, each, receive good sized packages ,f the JouRxAL-MIxKR every week.
 MT. and Mrs Tallman, the latter . ! daughter of Mrs. Jules Baumann, ar- ved here yesterday from Ney York, to ake up their residence in Prescott. Nr. Tallman is we'll pleased with the ooks of our town and country.
 We are in receipt of copies of the Press. accompanied by he compliments of s. 4. Henssey, con- aiming very full and interesting ac- ounts of the Constitutional Centen- lial celebration, held there septe nber 9th and l7th.
 Geo. H. Tinker, after an absence of wenty years, will visit his parents in Connecticut, dnring his absence east ttending the G. A. R. encampment. he Champion, during his absence i'll be in charge of H. c. Temple, . cry brilliant and versatile writer. James H. Hamilton was in town yes- srday and to-day. receiving the con- ratulations of his numerous friends on is improved physical condition. He cd . close call for falling into the snds of old Charon to be ferried acroes ,e mysterious river
 Property owners along the vests ide of [ontezuma street, between Gurley and fills. complain of being submerged ith water every time there is . rain orm. A drainage of . large part of le block is carried down into their ont yards, and there should be ditch , carry it oG.
 Kingman has . merchant whose ex- npls could be followed with good ad- .ntase by every merchant in the terri ry. He sends of each week all the ,tra copies of the Miner he can get 'ld of. He says it helps the town, and 7 so doing it helps his business. |, ROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Look out for frost. |, Col. Bigelow is in Phenix. lt Nights are becoming decidedly cool. Judge Wright rsturned from Apache , 'unty to-day. Railroad tickets bought and sold at AItken's. Green 2. Clem, of Cottonwood, left r home to-day. It J. J. Lane, . pioneer of this section, t visiting Prescott. I( Rev. J. c. Eberhart will leave for the uth, on Thursday. t All the fresh fruits of the season by .